Photos: B&W Tree

[Rich Silfver]

Post your b&w tree photos

 

[Rich Silfver]

#2

 

[Rich Silfver]

#3

 

[Rich Silfver]

#4

 

[FrankS]

Wow, Rich! Those shots are amazing! (#4, #2, #1, #3 in that order.) I don't have anything to equal those!

 

[Rich Silfver]

Thanks Frank but it's not a competition. Would love to see if you have some to post.

Should have added some blurbs.

#1 - Abandoned cotton field in Georgia
#2 - Forest in Oregon that has been swallowed up by giant sand dunes
#3 - Redwood tree in California
#4 - Tree in California

 

[peter_n]

Neither do I, but here's one shot...

 

[peter_n]

Oops, mine is a tree root in Southampton, Bermuda.

 

[Rich Silfver]

Peter, interesting. Some sort of banyan tree?

 

[peter_n]

No clue Richard, sorry. But I can tell you that the flies bit me badly down in the dirt when I was taking this pic...

 

[Kin Lau]

Rich, #4 & #1 are very nice. I think I have to see #3 in a much larger size to appreciate it. #2 is just too dark on my work monitor to see anything. I'll look at it again later.

 

[GeneW]

Rich, Peter, nice shots! The only recent one I have is from earlier this week when we had a heavy fog.
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[peter_n]

Nice Gene!

 

[Pherdinand]

I couldn't find a black and white tree so far. I'll keep looking!

 

[michael]

Rich, Gene, those are absolutely lovely! Wow!

 

[michael]

er, did I do something wrong... Did I maybe click on the TIFF file rather than the JPEG? I am so embarrassed... Sorry.

 

[nwcanonman]

Does a tree in a waterfall count?
Ilford XP2 with red filter.

 

[nwcanonman]

BTW- It's the Tumwater Falls, just below the old Olympia Brewery (now closed), after a heavy rain.

 

[denishr]

Taken today at the cemetery. Fed 2 and Jupiter 12.

 

[fraley]

er, did I do something wrong... Did I maybe click on the TIFF file rather than the JPEG? I am so embarrassed... Sorry.

Michael, no problem -- you can edit your post and delete it, then re-post with the right-sized picture..